GMA Network's critically acclaimed show, "Maria Clara at Ibarra," is coming to an end on February 24th, after several months of consistent social media trends and positive feedback from viewers. The program, based on the novels of Dr. Jose Rizal, stars Barbie Forteza as Klay, Julie Anne San Jose as Maria Clara and Ibarra, David Licauco as Fidel, and Dennis Trillo as Simoun.
As the show approaches its finale, Simoun is determined to carry out his plan of revenge. His bomb plot will take place at the wedding reception of Juanito Pelaez and Paulita Gomez, where he plans to spark a rebellion.
Fans of the show are already missing it, with many expressing their love for the story and characters. According to some netizens on the GMA Drama Facebook page, "We loved Maria Clara and Ibarra so much. But like Klay, we also need to accept that everything has an end. Thank you so much, GMA, for this meaningful show. Best Filipino TV series of all time!"
Avid viewers also commented, "It's sad. I did not skip a single episode of this. Very engaging and educational at the same time. After this, I hope that other literary masterpieces penned by local authors will be featured. Kudos to GMA for a job well done! All the cast deserves awards because of their excellent acting skills!"
The final week of "Maria Clara at Ibarra" will air from February 20th to 24th at 8:00 p.m. on GMA-7 and at 9:40 p.m. on GTV. Viewers abroad can also watch the show via GMA Pinoy TV.
As the show draws to a close, viewers are left with many questions. Will Klay be able to interfere with Simoun's plot and save him instead from danger? What will happen to the love story between Klay and Fidel? Will Klay stay inside the novel, or will Fidel join her in the modern world?
This groundbreaking masterpiece has captured the hearts of many viewers, not only for its engaging storyline but also for its educational value. The show has brought to life the literary works of one of the country's greatest heroes, Dr. Jose Rizal, and has sparked discussions about Philippine history and culture.
As the final episode approaches, viewers can look forward to a thrilling conclusion to this unforgettable journey. The end of "Maria Clara at Ibarra" marks the end of an era for Philippine television, leaving a lasting impact on its viewers and paving the way for more groundbreaking shows in the future.
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